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Double arranged (co-axial) dry gas seal with just one pair of seal faces
Insensitive to oil contamination due to its special design
Wear-free, non-contacting operation in all conditions
Insensitive to radial vibrations due to axial sealing gap
Slow-roll or turning operation capable (static lift-off)
No limits regarding dew point of separation gas (silicon carbide instead of carbon)
Lower N2 consumption than any other system
N2 can be switched off during standstill - the gap will close and still provide the best oil sealing performance
Best in class oil sealing by extremely small sealing gap and sling effect of rotating ring
Operating range
Shaft diameter: 27.2 ... 323.2 mm (1.07" ... 12.72")
Design pressure (mechanical integrity): p = 0 … 70 bar (0 ... 1000 PSI)
Normal operating pressure: p = 2.7 bar (39.16 PSI)
Temperature: t = -20 °C … +200 °C (-4 °F … +392 °F)
Sliding velocity: vg = 0 ... 150 m/s (0 ... 492 ft/s)
Dew point: No limitation
Materials
Seal face: Silicon carbide*
Seat: Ductile stainless steel*
Shaft sleeve: Stainless steel TC-coated
Secondary seals: FKM
Metal parts: 1.4006
* With special EagleBurgmann high performance iDLC (in situ Diamond-Like-Carbon) coating
Standards and approvals
NACE
API 692
Recommended applications
Oil and gas industry
Refining technology
Petrochemical industry
LNG
CCUS
Hydrogen
Alternative fuels production
Power generation
Nitrogen
Air
Centrifugal compressors
Blowers
Notes
Since it was launched on the market, this innovative sealing
solution has proven its worth worldwide in both first fit and
retrofit applications. It consists of a rotating seat made of
ductile material and a stationary, spring-loaded seal face.
The separation gas is routed through axial holes in the
stationary seal ring into the middle of the sliding face. It is
then divided in the sealing gap into two leakage flows
which are routed to the inner and outer diameters of the
seal face.